Diamond doped by hot ion implantation

Multiple P or S hot ion implantation to diamond substrates was performed at 800 degrees C. Optical absorption spectra indicated that instantaneous annealing during hot ion implantation occurs. Temperature dependence of resistance demonstrated that a P as-implanted sample using a homoepitaxial diamond film substrate emerges a weak doping effect. Also on S implantation, a presence of a weak doping effect was observed in an as-implanted sample, but it was suggested that the dopant is not S itself but S and defect complex. However, post-implantation annealing resulted in high resistance of the samples and missing of such weak doping effects.